Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari, aka Michael Mixon — yet another convert to the Religion of Peace™ who misunderstands his new religion? “US loan shark jailed for aiding Afghan terrorists,” from the London Evening Standard, April 20 (thanks to Block Ness): A New York businessman has been sentenced to 10…
Why is a Los Angeles County Sheriff endorsing jihadi material published by the Muslim Brotherhood?
Just a coincidence. Just a coincidence. Just a coincidence. Just a joke. Just a joke. Just a joke. “Qatar diplomat was to meet jailed terrorist,” by Matthew Lee and P. Solomon Banda for The Associated Press, April 8 (thanks to all who sent this in): WASHINGTON — A Qatari diplomat…
A thriller writer and an FBI veteran eschew sermonizing for suspense in two Christian fiction hits.
An update on this story. “Briton is duped into carrying terror cash,” by David Jarvis for the Sunday Express, March 28: A plot by Al Qaeda to blow up a sports stadium was foiled when a British-based courier was arrested. The man was held in Chicago as he prepared…
Former Vice President Dick Cheney stormed the beachheads of the liberal US media again today with a fiery performance on ABC’s This Week. He offered a stinging rebuke to current VP Joe Biden’s ludicrous claim that Iraq may end up as one of Barack Obama’s “great achievements”, as well as blistering criticism of the Obama [...]
I trust that moderate Muslim spokesmen all over the U.S. are even as I write this hastening to explain that it is not the duty of Muslims to declare jihad against Infidels, and that Al-Qaeda has in this particular gotten Islam all wrong, wrong, wrong, and that they are beginning…
To prevail in Afghanistan, the U.S. must improve its intelligence gathering.
The recent death in Afghanistan of seven American counterterrorist officers, one Jordanian intelligence operative, and one exploding al Qaeda double agent ought to give us cause to reflect on the real capabilities of the Central Intelligence Agency and al Qaeda. The report card isn’t good. America’s systemic intelligence problems were partially on display in the [...]
